"An exciting degree programme that offers a scientifically based approach to the study of humans and provides you a wide range of skills that prepare you for your future. We have expanded and invested in teaching materials to give you a range of unique opportunities in biology and anthropology"
Computing for Anthropologists (SE300) - 30 credits Introduction to Social Anthropology (SE301) - 30 credits Foundations of Human Culture (SE302) - 30 credits Life's Systems and Processes (DI308) - 15 credits Fundamental Human Biology (BI306) - 15 credits Human Physiology and Disease (BI307) - 15 credits Environmental Sciences (DI307) - 15 credits
Biological Anthropology: Comparative Perspectives (SE582) - 15 credits Biological Anthropology: The Human Animal (SE581) - 15 credits Sex, Evolution and Human Nature (SE565) - 15 credits Human Osteology (SE566) - 15 credits Methodology in Anthropological Science (SE567) - 15 credits History of Evolutionary Thought (SE568) - 15 credits Primate Behaviour & Ecology (SE580) - 15 credits
And a choice of:
Behavioural Ecology (DI516) - 15 credits Ecology and Evolution of Human Health and Sickness (SE574) - 15 credits Biocultural Perspectives in Medical Anthropology (SE576) - 15 credits Archaeology of Death (CL601) - 30 credits Evolutionary Genetics and Conservation (DI503) - 15 credits Forensic Archaeology (PS502) - 15 credits
Project in Anthropological Science (SE533) - 30 credits The Evolution of Hominin Behaviour (SE541) - 15 credits Paleopathology and Disease (SE569) - 15 credits Current Issues in Evolutionary Anthropology (SE570) - 15 credits
And a choice of:
Behavioural Ecology (DI516) - 15 credits Human Ecology (SE542) - 15 credits Ecology and Evolution of Human Health and Sickness (SE574) - 15 credits Biocultural Perspectives in Medical Anthropology (SE576) - 15 credits Archaeology of Death (CL601) - 30 credits Evolutionary Genetics and Conservation (DI503) - 15 credits Forensic Archaeology (PS502) - 15 credits
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